#jonathan smith

[present-future]

Cyber Apocolypse City by Jonathan Smith

[nessaadraws]

Happy Highway to Heaven Monday, yes that is an actual thing in my house.

[maevesdarling]

Wait Pinterest has a collage maker now? Time for some tacky Highway to Heaven lock-screens

[chaoticladyfire]

Have not listened to the magnus archives in like three years but hell if I don’t have the I Fucking Hate Jurgen Leitner Speech learned by heart and have almost daily quoted it when talking about literally anyone. There is nothing else as cathartic as calling your ratty philo prof avatar of the whore  

[beyourselfchulanmaria]

Jonathan Smith

[autumnrose11]

For the third time, I'm reading Summer in February, by Jonathan Smith. It's one of my favourite novels, and ... what's so special about it is that it's based on a true story.

It's Cornwall, 1913 ... in the midst of a bohemian artists' community in Lamorna. There's AJ Munnings, a brash, striking artist; blind in one eye, always the life of the party ... an artist far ahead of his time. There's Gilbert Evans, a shy, gentlemanly land agent, best friends with AJ. And into this picturesque seaside town of Lamorna walks beautiful, ethereal, enigmatic Florence Carter-Wood, come to study art in Cornwall.

What follows is predictable, and yet somehow it's so intriguing and devastating ... both men fall in love with her, and it tears their friendship apart. Florence is torn between someone she knows is right for her, who loves her so sincerely and deeply, and yet she can't help but fall for AJ's dazzling charm, his glamour. Essentially, it's a story about a young woman who made all the wrong choices, and the consequences that follow are tragic and heartbreaking.

It's completely and utterly worth the read, even if the story crushes you ... it's honestly mind-blowing to imagine that all of it really happened in that beautiful part of Lamorna. I'll probably watch the film again tonight (starring Dan Stevens as Gilbert .... adding to the long list of reasons I love it :D).

[ngatwa]

The Snowmen / Rogue

requested by @championashley

[letsgofullpogue]

via twitter - obxnetflix

[productomag]

anna nicole smith photographed by jonathan carter, 2005

[redmyeyes]

❝ Will I ever see you again? ❞ // the smiths

FELLOW TRAVELERS 1.04 ❝Your Nuts Roasting on an Open Fire❞

[filmreveries]

The Silence of the Lambs (1991) dir. Jonathan Demme

[woozysioux]

historically there has been alot of animosity between "real goths" and "mall goths," but for one brief & blissful moment in 2007, everyone came together in harmony 😌

i believe we can achieve this again one day

[nessaadraws]

Loosely based on this pic ↓

[ncuts]

I mean FOR GODS SAKE LOOK AT THAT FACE

[wehaveagathering]

the loneliest job in the world // tony hoagland

ben jackson / minas panagiotakis / len redkoles / mitchell leff / joel auerbach / jonathan daniel / eliot j. schechter / steve babineau / scott taetsch / bruce bennett / jared c. tilton / minas panagiotakis / gerry thomas / mark blinch / ben jackson / bruce bennett / jeff vinnick / andy marlin / norm hall / gerry thomas / bruce bennett

[mythtakens]

Firefly 1x12 The Message